ARTISTS
2022
On view from February 9 to 12 and featuring 59 galleries from 21 countries and territories, 'OVR:2021' will exclusively feature works created in 2021.
2021
Robert Malherbe led the way up three flights of quite steep stairs to his studio, in an unpretentious early 20th-century building in Darlinghurst, unchanged save a couple of smart stainless steel doors.
2020
Ocula Magazine's editors present their picks from Melbourne Art Fair's Viewing Rooms, running between 1 and 7 June 2020.
With the physical fair rescheduled for February next year, organisers have teamed up with Ocula to offer an alternative online.
2019
As civil unrest continues to roil Hong Kong, the art industry has been waiting with bated breath to see how protests that originated over a proposed extradition law might affect one of the fair circuit鈥檚 major gatherings: Art Basel Hong Kong.
Back in Issue 26, Artist Profile visited the studio of Sydney-based painter Fiona Lowry to discuss the histories and stories of the Australian bush that inform her contemporary renderings of a landscape, which is at once sinister, dangerous and breathtakingly beautiful.
2018
James Guppy鈥檚 recent acrylic paintings on fabric, juxtaposing floral arrangements and contemporary businessmen, play with 鈥渢he history of paint and value.鈥� The artist showed his recent body of work in a run at Jan Murphy Gallery, titled 鈥淭he Venal Garden.鈥�
For his inaugural solo exhibition at the Jan Murphy Gallery, Australia, artist John Nicholson will be presenting a body of work that explores his interest in tech, materiality and color.
2015
Victoria Reichelt has a nifty way of revealing beauty within seemingly lacklustre everyday scenes that the ordinary observer would glaze over.
Like allowing your eyes to adjust to a darkened room, it takes time for the gruesome imagery to fully emerge from the shadows in Les Rice鈥檚...